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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07
Germany Thrcat.ned Afr.-h.

LONDON, August 6-Tha enormous in
crease o: emigration from Germany during
the first bali of the prrscn; year over the
corresponding period Of last year, has
opened the eyes of the officials -. the Grr-
man Government 10 The necessity Of aScer-
tanning and Is Ter a~ py-tihlc removing the
causes contributing 10 the remarkable
exodus.
al rra+nus Tor this Wholesale drScI'ion
of the FdtEr.!ald Their III" mJnr, but of
constitutional methods ot arr >t,uEI; iher"
are few Wlaiiihl.. iHorg The various
causes contributing 90 tins new danger
threatening Germany are the ia,t incrcaS-
ing s,a.nation of trade. commerce and IN
dusiry and consequent falling of prices
and the growing certainty th.t active mil
itmy service is merely II question OF short
time 10 the ticrmnus iahlr Ia military
duty who shall Irmain at home.
TIL" shrlnkagr uI the rIirCIral IN
dus;Tirs oi Grrmuny duljHg ihr ii'' year
and notably during the Last ia months
due L. restrictive fiscal measures un the
part ur the Government, has thrown =
\
and until the Government. shall ce.I~" mah
ing rcprisal> unou inr"gr countries 4! the
expense Of home industries there Is nothing
LETT for the enforced ii!rr hut starvation ~
emigration Tn" Government cannot dr
cree chat Germans whn~e militia
or active duties in the army
have been iUlli''rd, or whose
terms of service in "Ty branch or another
of the military system of the country,
shall not leave Germany. Not even Ger
mans would submit to that. Neither can
the Government hodupou tcuahle ground
that Germans who are unable t0 obtain
employment ri home may no; SEEK 1t
abroad The burden oi taxation entalud
upon the people nj Germany hy tn" man
tcnance of her cnorm0u, army T. not likely
to he removed soon and the prospect OI
Germans remaining at HON. viii be 10
better tban the" a." now until II -.
There is really no hugr,f 'trmmIug the
tide of emigration that IS now flowing
with daily increasing strength IN the di-
rcction o: America. together with the small
streams that ?rr diverted else here, until
another war h.. been fought between Ger
many aud France. The sirrin cannot be
endured much longer. The people are
waveriug between patriotic duty and dread
ol military service. and in - majority Of
cascsthr iartrrweyaiIs &cmIuy wIlln"c-
cr again be- the '.rr t.Ii abiding place "t
cont'n ntcd people rn'I' she question Of the
supremacy OF the German Empire and In"
French Republic i rc0prurt aud finally
decided hv that mos, potent oi all tribn-
nails, the military court. VIII 20 yoIc" Is the
canon Revision "l the rryrnur law might
for a time maze il.r less :: burden to the
German whose bread Is rarurd hy manual
labor hut IT is too late t" persuade the
German that lac would not hr better OF IN
a country not threatened with war. The
emigration statistics for the last half of tbs
year will unquy,iIonihly show greater
than the first
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07
CLAI,KsKuRG MUDDLE.
Report from Another Correspondent The
Charges FtIrd Again.


>Dr.H Tf..rrg no %, Register.
rLhEK~mRG, W. VA, August 6-.
The charges involving the impeachment
Of Mayor Richards were agun flied with
the Council last night At the former
meeting the charges were dismissed on the
ty,hajca' reason that they had not been
spread upon tine records The question OF
jurisdiction has been disposed oi. Tue
Judge has refused writ OF prohibition
.,ud the Council has named Tuesday even
iug August 10th. Js tue time for trial.
Au order ,,Is passed last night requiring
,hc charges tc Dr entered upon the record
and directing tina; copy be served upon
the NagoU The rlUgta are preferred By
Martin lt"uy upon the ground that be,
lie MuvrT. instructed member ol the
police force and others To Kill or BRAIN said
Feeuy ID hc attempted to create disturb
ancr at a show. In the following edition
OF th, l,jsq,dm, after the occurrence, the
Mayor published his hrad-breHklug order.
AN account Wi which hts appeared
n the REGISTER In today IItgynm
a cunning excuse l~ vtttrri for th" murder
order tina, appeared. The elDurl to secure
political sympathy being a rowpictr TAIL
urp. ly SAYS that 20 MAYOR must resort y1
every suhrryiugr ~ his command, and
tha, a certain plopart!ou Of mankind are
held from becoming law breaker and
criminal, through fear alone The Mayor
seems To have over looked the fact, now
ever. thar when his cold bioodtd murder
Gus instructions were given 10 brain his
personal cucmy, that they were given to
the police and members Of The show only,
and not giycu publicly, 81 that the antlci
mated unrudprs might receive The benefit
aud thus he mUmIdated from committing
crime the community is greatly stirred
up over thg matter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07
LUCE REBUkEO
FOR APPLYING TO A CANADIAN
For Information as to the Rights Of Amer
Ican Fishermen.
WHITNEY SAYS TO APPLY AT HOME.
Captain Scott Not the Proper Person tC
Say.

WASHINGTON, August G.-Admiral Lnce
has submitted to the Navy Department
the circular recently printed ny him for the
information of fishermen in Canadian wa
tiers, giving queries presented by him to
CAPTAIN Scott, of the Canadian Navy, and
Captain SCOTS replies defining the rights
Of United States vessels in Canadian ports
The report read as follows: AS there
appeared TO be want OF information on
the part OF our fishermen operating III the
waters Of the Gulf OF st. Lawrence IN re-
gard to the restrictions imposed upon for
eign fishing vesseles by Canadian laws, 4
series OF mteTrOgatOries were submitted to
Captain Scott, OF the Canadian fishery ser
vice. covering their rights and the statu-
tory restrictions, and have the honor to
enclose herewith his answer. 4 number of
these circulars will be distributed among
the fishing fleet for the information of
those concerned
TIE enclosure is printed sheet, headed
Queries, - and contains the series OF qucs-
tions submitted hy Admiral Luce and the
replies thereto by Captain Scott.
Admiral Luce says that these circulars
have been distributed among the fishing
fleet.
Upon the receipt Of this information Sec
rctary Whitney cabled to Admiral Luce As
follows:
Il assume that your application to Cap
tain Scott was not for the purpose Of oh
tanning from him an exposition OF the law,
but to enable our fishermen to know the
extent of the Canadian claim and thus
avoid difficulties if they so choose.
This il not quite clear from your re-
port, and il would be better 20 issue no
circulars, and withdraw such "a are within
your reach. Captain Scott is not under
stood to be the agent of his Government
for any such purpose as that for which you
have employed him, and II he were, the
application might more properly he made
20 our own Government, in case a correct
statement of the Canadian claim is desired.
lSipnedl "W. C.. WHITNEY,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07

q .-.'.
,...r-.D>. ". w., AuEu,, This
..#-.. >u rty-. - .. Quill, we'll
N~v River coke oven contractor
... u.mn.r OF Nauawha Commaudery
.. committed Su.rtdrat ~twel, station,
.. PHI. Chesapeake and OHIO. tbiSiarenoon..
" .. .uHr 'uu Iurmout to NewrII
-. nsr years ago With Bennett, who
. .. Mann, Greek short lime tor the
..r... .sou CuupJhy %; Sewrll. He
.. .. uIIuu- nur hundred coke ovens
... Nur. tb.s year. Tie WAS 'n tins
... ... ..-ro. THIS week, and was drink
.r- f wJs .g.-rutIy reported and
.. n.-. thst ar los. >l,1uo at gam
. ..."-r uaa that amount at one
.....- a.a-- auJ lost % afterwards at
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07

Edward shepherd, of Harrisburg, ILL.,,
says: Having received so much benefit
from Electric Bittcrs, feel it my duty to
let suffering humanity know it. Have had
a running sore on my leg for eight years
my doctors told Inc would have 20 have
the bone scraped OF ley amputnted. used,
instead. three bottles of Electric Bitters
and seven boxes BuCklen's Arnlca Salve,
and nv leg Is now sound and we'll "
Electric Bitterz are sold at fifty cents a
hottie. and Bucklen's Arnica Salve at 2ic.
Der box by Logan & Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07
RESOLUTIONS OF THANKS.
Parkcrsburg'- hid 20 Her sister city in the
Hour OI rcril.

Parkcrsbur:'- Hid 90 Her sister city Ia the
Hour al Peril.
>.s.u' Tf,ggw 'p "a. >u.dag E,gj>'.r
CLAREsEvRG, ". Va, August G.-At
:, special meeting OF the Council to-nigh.
the following resolutions were adopted.
E,soir,d. That wreytcud to the efficient
Mayor frr company aud the generous
people Of the city Of Pmkcr>burg ourbeart-
felt thanks lor the prompt response and
humane attention to her nriehhoring CIly
suffering from the agonies OF an incednry'S
torch. There ~ no time when the test OF
genuine charity can he cNemplIlied better
than whru TO benefit a stricken people 1t
involves a hazard OF similar misfortune az
home. We feel that plrkershnTg has done
what changed the olt familiar axiom 10
rrti Charity brrjuS away from home.
We extend the wish that the opportunity
NAV never bc offered ClIrk~hur% Ia repay
q. similar debt OF gratitude that our people
feel due go tb- Oh Crjy oi West Virginia.
We also tender eur thuuks To- the hiIti-
.,se and Ohio El!uoac Company for its
coultesics IN piac.ugits entire road at our
service
EpDlr,d TEn, d copy Of these resoiu-
ions he forwarded to the Mayor and Ire
company a. Parkersburg; that they also b"
spread uuon lnc records ct cur town, aud
thu, ,hcy br published in the Parkrrshore
and Cark,ourg papers.
signed
w. f, RICHARDS,
IA, IL \,.lIpNT
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07
DIRECTORS MEET.
\ Change in the Cincinnati. Hamilton and
Dayton.

Change In the Cincinnati. Hamilton and
Dayton.
CINCINNAu, O., August G-Seyeral
conferences have been held among the Gin
ciunati holders OF Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton stock, and Mr Henry $ Ives,
and one is still in progress. The results
are net vet announced. Mr. T. 4. lergu-
son dcprCcucs the disposition 10 hound
Mr.. Ives. and lays that he has done moth
mg wrong, ami that the talk Of beginning
legal proceedings against him is nonsense
1t is generally understood that reorganl-
zltion o. the management OF the road viii
hc made to-day
At one o'clock the directors meeting Of
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad convened. Mr.. Julius Dexter,
who had acted as chairman Of the Stock
holders Committee which had been con
tcrriug with Mr. Ives, stated thai the
committee was not now ready to report :
tuat il proposed to - to New York TO-
night to make further examination OF the
books aud it recommended that the Board
of Directors also 20 to New York and hold
meeting there on Monday, when some
changes in the Board of Directors may he.
made, and that another meeting he held
August Ii to hear the report of the Stock
holders Committee.
This was agreed to. and 80 all acton i
deferred until the meetings to be held IN
New York. The directors Whose places
will he filed on Monday are MeSsrN'
Cowan and Wade. 1t is understood th''
Mr. Thomas Emery aud Mn. \. ;. Wins
low, OF this city, will he put IN Their
places.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07

MeSsrs. j. Wright q Son, OF Washing
ton, Pa, bought the four clips Of wool OF
Jacob Swagrr, OF West Bethlehem town
snip a few days since, at fraction over
thirty cents. The lot aggregated nearly
eighteen thousand l.. 0Gol pounds and was
all of Mr.. Swaclyr's own raising. 1t is
considered one oi the best clips in the coun-
ty. The same firm also purchased the de
luinc clips OF wool owned by John. VI. Ber-
ry and William Berry, oi North Sirahane
township, at - cents. Both OF these lots
of wool were uHHaShed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07
\ BOUT THE CITY.
Getting Revenge,

Minnie Zulauf went before Justice
Gillespie last evening and swore out two
warrants for Jennie Lee Tor keeping i
house OF ill-!;rme and selling liquor with
out license. Constable Wilcox arrested
Jennie aud The Justice held her in the
sum Of FlGo ior her appearance next Tues
day In ndeiault o. hail she was committed
t0 ilii.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07

The following transfers OF real estate
we're LEFT tor record at CicrI; Hooks office
yesterday:
Deed madc Juur 30 l~-7 10y \. II.
Patterson and wife and Others, 10 AIonzo
Loriug. tUr . uart of subdivision o, OF the
shepherd estate. Consideration, -.
Deed nude August =, l~"7, by Emma
Scnum aud Peter Schrom, her husband,
TO Ahraham G'aS>cork, for 10 fee; OF the
southwest corner Of lot No. l2l. on Scv-
rntcenth street Consideration, $500.
Deed made August = iS~7, by Hiram NJ.
Thatcher to Emma ". Esch,truth, for the
south - feet Of lot No. II, in square No
t, in South Wheeling. Consideration,
- u5u.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07

NEW YORK, August 6.-Wm. /. Rob
erts. of Baltimore, was to-day suspended by
order of the President of the Stock En-
change. For some time past be has, It Is
ALLEGED, failed to meet his obligations, and
has been repeatedly requested to suspend,
but refused
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07
Rumors of AN Assignment.

NEW YORK, August Cit was reported
today that Henry :. Ives * Co had made
AN assignment, but this was denied by Geo.
H. Staynor. the only member Of the firm
who was found in the offices, who said that
the firm did not intend TO make any as
Sigument. Up to the hour of closing TINS
afternoon no assignment had been fled III
the County Clerks office.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07

GN,TElN, Angus. G.-Lmperor Francis
Joseph, Of Austria, arrived at Emperor
Williams residence at Rade.chioass to
day. After the Emprror, Tad shaken
hands and cordially embraced each other,
they went to the reception room, where
they were the recipients Of hsar'' Grest-
ings from those there assembled. Both
Emper0rS were in iuil dreSs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07
rStiIian Points.

Ohio Lodge No. 81, will confer the Pages
Rank on one stranger on next Friday even
inc
Coeur DE Lion Division OF the uniform
rank will have their monthly meeting on
next Wednesday evening, III their armOIy
corner OF Chapline and Twcnty-sixth
streets. This Division expects TO compete
tor one OF the prizes at the competitive
drill at Cincinnati next Jane. We don't
see any good reason Why Wheeling cannot
have one good drilled organization, if the
members 0r this Division vail take the
proper interest ia the matter. We see no
reason why they should not bring home a
prizr. Make the effort boys
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07
The Chicago Railway Deal pi.crrdrted.

CHICAGO. August G.-"Ine story print-
I'd in morning paper that the Wet p'-
vision street railway system has been
I.sed for u per rrHi on valuation "' ''''
per share. or tor any other pr: cent '- ''o'
true " sa!d President Jones to .tP"''er
TO-DAY. There j. no truth ~ The story
Suueriptendent CreIger also denied that
lease had been contaminated.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07

WISFIELD. August >. Yesterday even
ing Edward 4. Ray, Archibald Ray and
+. ). Honaker. all prominent citizens OF
this county, INDUCED in general row, in
which stones and knives played prOml-
nent part. T.. 4. Rays throat was cut
and Houakel's head split open with a
rock. The injuries Of the wounded men
are dangerous, but the chances are iavora-
hIr tn rfrutrTy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07

LONDON, August 6--Many Of the Mid
land Railway mca are returning to work.
The prospects OF toe strikers are not hope
fnl
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07
Land Bm Passed to Third Reading.

LoSp"N, August G-Ihc IRISH land
bill passed it, third reading III the House
of Commons this evening. There was
general cheering when Tia" bill was road.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07
VERDICT,
GuilW of Murder, as Charged.
VIII Hang for the crime.
yam BAKER LEARNS HIS FATE.
The Jury Instructed on the Points Of Law
Involved ei-Taev Deliberate Over Nigh,
and Return tue Verdict
THE DOOMED NAN BREAKS DOWN.
Tears and Cries IN the Court Room An
Affecting Scene He Gives Way to His
EmouoHs---D5Sp3.r in the
Prisoners Cell
THE DOOMED HAN BREAKS DOWN.

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ot Wan L.. BJNy.. The house quickly u.i,u
rr. with r.,pI. .rr., tn ,.f.b fng l...yf
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tar uaa rcSu,, ut the EiloH- uD! tlc
u!ry came in. aul attgru lrw words OF ,N-
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tons.
la civil y.tsy the verdict IS tu D., -Jl.
y-uui hy the weight %. the evidence. shat
j,, ry tur pGvpoddyrJurr 'Hv uHv Way ur
the other. ID tue g'luynye weighs either
ON, way 20, the other, even tLit ., s''Ghr.y.
then the verdict "ll. % wrrl lH' prypoa-
deruyr Cd. JAg evidence, this rclr "ut. NOT
hold IN criminal eases. la a crInIH.. ,.'-,
at the commencement OF tCuu ,Hr PEE.
sumption of the law Is IN tIyur cot tae Iu-
a5r.uce %. the accused Ja!s prr>ump..u
must br oyrr,urUNu hy the State. The
bur.lrr oE ura1r rest, on tut State To pguyr
tb,..u .uuiIt nf the -lrru>,d aud the evidence
r..rllr,. ,n remove tins presumption mus,
remove 1Ir reasonable doubts as to the
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doubt. nor p. 10 a possible duubs. nor Is 10 "a
Q
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! gif.ruv ,f ..u.h,r .ud IS uuniShubIe with
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ant upon crrUms'J"'Eu evidence 0. Is -
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which the conclusion is To- nr drawn, ~haI
be established upou full proof, and IN,
uartv upop vhnm he hUrdrn oI proc
rests !, bound To prov" every >'ug," rir
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07

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.xrr came from each without q moment
Er.itarion. "Itis"
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Enjoy THEIR BREAKFAST.

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WILD TIGER LILY.


IsolA.s. IA her coissis.s saiisis.uF 2, frcture 81
royal blood.
She doth rule. the one unrisaied Cleopatra
OF the wood
Something in her regal stature.
In her fierce aud ftryid nature,
Brings 10 mind vivid vision Of the Lady Of
the Nile.
How the splendor Of Der presence, how her
sudden flashing smile
Giorifss the Slumbrous spaoes Of the dusky
flrrsi aisle
And a 5aoe Of Orient oval, olive hrowed ana
midnighi cy.-l
l...ks from .lewiIs. ilains-iusd draI"fies ~
is dark, irnperiai pride
While figure fancy fashions. fauities- ~ rs
mould aad niiea.
supple. simmons. seductive a. >anc ia~ny
jungle queen
Then. a. though gathering tempest smoie
athwarr EoiiaB wires,
Az ..thrill with pride and passion, sad a.
death. voice inquires
d. 10 voa wonder at my Roman , DO yoe
WONDER how died =
.Ji,lia Bosatea - Lis,es and fs'ertines.